? Modern Apsara Company (Cambodian classical dance).

AAPI Equity Alliance Executive Director Manjusha Kulkarni was among the speakers at te Reclaim Our Streets rally in Long Beach.Pacific Asian Counseling Services.

along with many other Southeast Asian boys at the time … sought community elsewhere with local gangs.The rally came in direct response to the escalation of immigration enforcement under Trump-era policies that continue to reverberate across Los Angeles.Supreme Court decision allowing immigration agents to stop individuals based on race or ethnicity — a ruling that has already deepened the targeting of immigrant and AAPI communities.

well stand with them today and every day.We are here today to reclaim public spaces and to defend our right to live and thrive in our communities.

and instilling widespread fear.

And they are the ones who are taking care of our elders in our community.there used to be a swimsuit portion.

What photos and articles from the archives stood out to you? What did you learn?Kara: One of the coolest things for me was learning about how Nisei Week was kind of started to help promote businesses in Little Tokyo and get more foot traffic in the neighborhood.Rafu: I know that you looked through the Rafu Shimpos archives when you were researching the film.

Sara: My key word is community because the community being present is what has kept this program alive.And the blood quantum requirement has changed over time.